Begonia melanobullata (Vietnam ferox)
Begonia ferox is a rather new-to-the-scene, awe-inspiring species hailing from limestone areas in southwest China.
The foliage of b. ferox is a jaw-dropping mix of raised black (melano) cones (bullae) that rather resemble teeth, though not sharp to the touch. The tip of each initially sports a single erect hair-bristle.
Each bulla has a white hair coming out of the tip, which eventually falls off. so far it has been easy to grow and propagate species, and the leaves seem very sturdy.
| Sunlight Demand: | Low-Medium |
| Flower Color: | Pink |
| Foliage: | Green |
| Soil Condition: | Peat Moss |
| Water requirements: | High |
| Purchase Size: | 4 - 6'' (10 - 15 cm) |
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